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Memories to last a lifetime

Activities for everyone

When visiting Lake Placid, there are so many activities to enjoy, the only question is where to begin? Maybe it’s visiting the Olympic venues, taking a hike, or spending the day on Mirror Lake. Whether you have a few free hours or a few free days, Lake Placid is a wonderful place to spend quality time making memories.

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A child eats a s'more at a campsite.
A family sits on a dock together.
Summer days

Your home away from home

If you're searching for cultural and athletic events, well, you're certain to find something of interest during your stay. After a day of seeing the sights, we hope you'll enjoy a meal at one of Lake Placid’s various restaurants, stroll the downtown shops, and find a place to call home for the evening.

 

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High falls gorge gushing with water among jagged rocks.
A statue of John Brown and a young boy.
Bucket list adventures

Full of history and activities

  • High Falls Gorge is one of the Adirondack's most beautiful natural attractions. Walk the bridges, take a trek through the trails, and marvel at the falls all around! And best of all, it's open in every season!

  • Explore more natural beauty at The Wild Center in Tupper Lake and the Adirondack Wildlife Refuge in Wilmington! The Wild Center is home to river otters, fish, birds, and fascinating interactive exhibits inside and out. The tree-high Wild Walk is a hoot! At the Adirondack Wildlife Refuge, stroll through pine forest to see and learn about wildlife in their natural environment.

  • For a taste of history, we love the John Brown Farm State Historic Site — it's the former home of abolitionist John Brown and the property's trails are absolutely gorgeous.

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Events Calendar

Family-Friendly Events

From sporting events to arts and craft nights, there's plenty to get up to in every season, ensuring your trip is one for the books.